Phenryll
With your p II, did you use your Extigy sound card ?
Posted Tue 11 Feb 03 @ 7:56 pm
Slash4
The sound drivers are very important with Atomix... I remember on my first config, I had some old drivers for my integrated sound card and it never worked... since I change my OS (it was Win Me) to win XP because the good drivers were undiscoverable on the net... It's all about drivers releases...
Slash
Slash
Posted Tue 11 Feb 03 @ 11:19 pm
Peroz
There was a sound blaster 5.1 digital on my older PC.
I have spent 200 Euros for my Extigy: i can't change it!!!!
Atomixmp3 skips with the integrated soundcard on my notebook too!
I have updated all drivers...
No solution
:(
I have spent 200 Euros for my Extigy: i can't change it!!!!
Atomixmp3 skips with the integrated soundcard on my notebook too!
I have updated all drivers...
No solution
:(
Posted Wed 12 Feb 03 @ 11:19 am
Slash4
Come to Paris with your hardware ;-) We'll check it out... Lol
Posted Wed 12 Feb 03 @ 11:29 am
ramirezdj
Hi,
i have the skip problem with only the audigy sound card in tree os. ( win98se win 2000 Win Xp pro )
I try to change creative card audigy with terratec dmx6 fire
and not skip !!!!
yesterday i have change terratec with audigy 2 and not skip...
Atomix work very well... and in this morning for a test i have change again the audigy 2 with audigy restart the system and atomix sometime skip......:-(((
My Pc is P4 2.5 G 512 mb ram ddr
two hd ibm 60 gb 7200
video card ge force 4 mx420
mother b. asustek p4b533
regard
Paolo
i have the skip problem with only the audigy sound card in tree os. ( win98se win 2000 Win Xp pro )
I try to change creative card audigy with terratec dmx6 fire
and not skip !!!!
yesterday i have change terratec with audigy 2 and not skip...
Atomix work very well... and in this morning for a test i have change again the audigy 2 with audigy restart the system and atomix sometime skip......:-(((
My Pc is P4 2.5 G 512 mb ram ddr
two hd ibm 60 gb 7200
video card ge force 4 mx420
mother b. asustek p4b533
regard
Paolo
Posted Sun 16 Feb 03 @ 12:20 pm
Peroz
LOL Paris :) :(
:D
Peroz
:D
Peroz
Posted Sun 16 Feb 03 @ 12:53 pm
DJ EMO
I have used the previous version of Atomix and have had no complaints really. I have DL'ed the newer version of Atomix cause I wanted to intergrate this system into the club that I Dj at. The skipping in this newer version is a real nuisance and I would like Atomix to rememdy the situation because as it stands now I am quite embarrased of the software at the moment to even think of showing it at the club or to friends.
Hp Pavillion 7955, Windows XP, Pentium 4, 30 gig Hard Drive, 1 gig RAM, internal Audigy 2 Platinum audio card, routed to Numark Mixer. pre defrag, and disk clean up. and no other programs running.
Hp Pavillion 7955, Windows XP, Pentium 4, 30 gig Hard Drive, 1 gig RAM, internal Audigy 2 Platinum audio card, routed to Numark Mixer. pre defrag, and disk clean up. and no other programs running.
Posted Tue 18 Feb 03 @ 12:57 am
abnorm
OK roblem fixed with Atomix skipping with Sound Blaster A2. Creative just released new drivers for Audigy cards, go to their website and updated them!!! No more skipping!!!
Posted Wed 19 Feb 03 @ 10:28 pm
horaciodj
this may sound stupid, but you may have a corrupted copy of atomix. Have you tryed to re-install atomix? download the demo version to see if that works. install it while all your sound cards are on the system. Good luck!
Posted Sat 01 Mar 03 @ 12:48 am
Peroz
LOL :)
There is no solution at the moment: i'm running SB extigy :(
Peroz
There is no solution at the moment: i'm running SB extigy :(
Peroz
Posted Sat 01 Mar 03 @ 11:48 am
Robgwilliams
You might have already done this but try downloading the newist driver for your card? It worked for me but i am sure you have probibally done this by now.
Good Luck
Good Luck
Posted Sat 08 Mar 03 @ 8:50 am
Peroz
Thanx. Yes, i have already downloaded everything...
Peroz
Peroz
Posted Mon 10 Mar 03 @ 3:55 pm
DJ Coco
Hi Peroz !
Swithcing to Classic Mode is better for system performance because it uses as little colors or graphics as possible:
Right-click on your desktop, and then click Properties.
Click on Themes tab
Set Themes to Windows Classic
Click on the Screen Saver tab
Set Screensaver to None
Press the Power button near the bottom
Power Schemes..you can have the monitor turn off but set Turn Hard Drives off to NEVER Hibernate..If this is Enabled uncheck it. This is mainly for Laptops but uses a very large chunk of data. (I've seen this not show up on the first boot of XP..when you restart it will be there but it's disabled) APM..Enabling this will allow your computer to shut down properly when in Standard PC mode Hit OK
Click the Appearance tab.
On the Windows and Buttons menu, select Windows Classic
Press Effect button
Deselect all options.
Hit OK
Click the Settings tab
Set your bit depth to 16Bit. This is optimal for Audio machines due to less colors for video drawback which in turn gives you better audio performance
Right Click My Computer and select Properties:
System Restore tab:
Check the Turn System Restore on all drives.
Automatic Updates tab:
Turn Off Automatic Updates.
Remote tab:
Uncheck all options to turn off Remote Assistance.
Advanced tab:
Press Settings tab under Performance
Visual Effects tab:
set to Adjust for Best Performance.
Advanced tab:
Processor Scheduling:
Set this for Background Services
Memory Useage:
Set this for System Cache
Virtual Memory:
Press Change...
Depending on how much RAM you actually have is what you are going to enter here
If you have 256MB RAM set this to 512 for Min and Max
If you have 512MB RAM set this to 768 for Min and Max
If you have 1024MB RAM set this to 1536 for Min and Max
Once entered hit SET..Hit OK and then Hit OK..
Restart your machine at this point in time...
When you come back the first thing you should do is defrag the main drive even if it doesnt say it needs it. This way the swap file has been truly set and you're ready to continue.
Hope it helps.
DJ Coco
Swithcing to Classic Mode is better for system performance because it uses as little colors or graphics as possible:
Right-click on your desktop, and then click Properties.
Click on Themes tab
Set Themes to Windows Classic
Click on the Screen Saver tab
Set Screensaver to None
Press the Power button near the bottom
Power Schemes..you can have the monitor turn off but set Turn Hard Drives off to NEVER Hibernate..If this is Enabled uncheck it. This is mainly for Laptops but uses a very large chunk of data. (I've seen this not show up on the first boot of XP..when you restart it will be there but it's disabled) APM..Enabling this will allow your computer to shut down properly when in Standard PC mode Hit OK
Click the Appearance tab.
On the Windows and Buttons menu, select Windows Classic
Press Effect button
Deselect all options.
Hit OK
Click the Settings tab
Set your bit depth to 16Bit. This is optimal for Audio machines due to less colors for video drawback which in turn gives you better audio performance
Right Click My Computer and select Properties:
System Restore tab:
Check the Turn System Restore on all drives.
Automatic Updates tab:
Turn Off Automatic Updates.
Remote tab:
Uncheck all options to turn off Remote Assistance.
Advanced tab:
Press Settings tab under Performance
Visual Effects tab:
set to Adjust for Best Performance.
Advanced tab:
Processor Scheduling:
Set this for Background Services
Memory Useage:
Set this for System Cache
Virtual Memory:
Press Change...
Depending on how much RAM you actually have is what you are going to enter here
If you have 256MB RAM set this to 512 for Min and Max
If you have 512MB RAM set this to 768 for Min and Max
If you have 1024MB RAM set this to 1536 for Min and Max
Once entered hit SET..Hit OK and then Hit OK..
Restart your machine at this point in time...
When you come back the first thing you should do is defrag the main drive even if it doesnt say it needs it. This way the swap file has been truly set and you're ready to continue.
Hope it helps.
DJ Coco
Posted Thu 13 Mar 03 @ 5:41 pm
Peroz
Thanx Coco!!
I'll try it soon cause my notebook is broken at the moment (LCD screen).
Peroz
I'll try it soon cause my notebook is broken at the moment (LCD screen).
Peroz
Posted Fri 14 Mar 03 @ 12:21 pm
av-dano
Hey Peroz,
Did you ever get your system stable? If so - what did you end up doing? Seems like I am probably in the same boat.
:-/
Did you ever get your system stable? If so - what did you end up doing? Seems like I am probably in the same boat.
:-/
Posted Mon 17 Mar 03 @ 11:51 pm
dimitris_tsanak
disable all the other backround programs such as antivirus etc. Open atomix then minimize it then go to task manager (ctrl+alt+del) then to Processes right click on atomixmp3.exe and Set priority to Real time:)
Kisses
Cj-Dimitris.T
Kisses
Cj-Dimitris.T
Posted Tue 18 Mar 03 @ 4:10 am
Peroz
LOL :)
I' ve worked on this problem since last july and I have tryed every type of setting... I have already done all u suggest without solution. Thank u however.
My notebook is under repairing for some problems to the screen and I have shown the skip problem to the reparation service: they will tell me soon if it is a problem from atomixmp3 or from my notebook.
Peroz
I' ve worked on this problem since last july and I have tryed every type of setting... I have already done all u suggest without solution. Thank u however.
My notebook is under repairing for some problems to the screen and I have shown the skip problem to the reparation service: they will tell me soon if it is a problem from atomixmp3 or from my notebook.
Peroz
Posted Tue 18 Mar 03 @ 8:36 pm
av-dano
Hey Peroz,
Did you ever get the skipping issue under control? If so - what did you do for the 'final fix'?
Did you ever get the skipping issue under control? If so - what did you do for the 'final fix'?
Posted Sun 23 Mar 03 @ 8:13 pm
av-dano
(heh) Now not only is my Atomixmp3 skipping, but so are my messages. :-) Sorry.
Posted Mon 24 Mar 03 @ 8:58 am
cryanth
I ran into the same problem when upgrading from a SB Live to an Audigy 2.
The Audigy, Extigy, and Audigy 2 share a similar feature.
Look in your document for the sound card to find out how to disable CMSS (Stereo Up-mix to Multichannelation). This process can be extremely intensive and directly effects MP3 play back.
The problem is not with Extigy since it is indeed behaving the way it should. Unfortunately, that particular feature is not compatable with atomix.
The Audigy, Extigy, and Audigy 2 share a similar feature.
Look in your document for the sound card to find out how to disable CMSS (Stereo Up-mix to Multichannelation). This process can be extremely intensive and directly effects MP3 play back.
The problem is not with Extigy since it is indeed behaving the way it should. Unfortunately, that particular feature is not compatable with atomix.
Posted Sat 03 May 03 @ 7:04 am
